Get Set to Innovate With Apple in 2006

ADC resources help developers focus on the transition.

It's been a very busy year for Macintosh developers. The April release of Mac OS X v10.4 Tiger made it easy to deliver innovative functionality such as Spotlight, Dashboard, Core Image, Sync Services, and more to customers. Then in June, Apple announced plans to deliver Macintosh computers using Intel microprocessors.

To help developers prepare their applications to run on both PowerPC and Intel-based Macs, ADC launched the Developer Transition Resource Center, an essential one-stop shop for the latest transition resources, including videos, technical articles, documentation, downloads, and more.

And with the November release of Xcode 2.2, all ADC members get free access to the latest version of this critical tool for creating universal binaries. Xcode 2.2 offers improved debugging features and powerful enhancements to the compiler, the build system, and the CodeWarrior project importer. Download it today.

Customize Your Own ADC Bookshelf Today

Featuring nearly 1,000 Mac and open source books from publishers such as O'Reilly Media and Pearson Technology Group, the new ADC Bookshelf is an indispensable information tool for many Macintosh developers. Have you taken the ADC Bookshelf for a free test drive? If not, try this valuable resource yourself by signing up for a complimentary two-week subscription today.

Working with Xcode Build Settings
Xcode Build Settings allow you to customize your build process in an intuitive way, giving you greater control managing complex project settings.

Using the Audio Extraction API in QuickTime 7
Take audio from a movie and add it to your own application. The Audio Extraction API lets you extract audio from multiple sound tracks in a QuickTime movie.

ADC Reference Library Enhancements in 2005
In the past year, the ADC Reference Library added hundreds of new developer documents focused on Mac OS X Tiger and the transition to Intel-based Macs. New topic-specific Developer RSS Feeds make it possible for developers to get notified about the latest, most relevant documents as soon as they are published.

And it's now easier than ever to provide feedback on the documents you use. Replying to the “Did this document help you?” box at the bottom of each page lets us know instantly whether an ADC Reference Library resource meets your needs, and if not, how we can improve it.

New Quartz Programming Book Available From Elsevier
Written by members of the development team at Apple, “Programming with Quartz” goes in-depth to describe the sophisticated graphics system in Mac OS X. This information-rich resource is great for new and experienced Mac OS X developers, UNIX developers who are migrating to Mac OS X, and anyone interested in powerful 2D graphics systems.

O'Reilly Media Releases Guide to Zero Configuration Networking
“Zero Configuration Networking: The Definitive Guide” offers an in-depth look at Bonjour zero-configuration networking. Written by Daniel Steinberg and Stuart Cheshire, the book explores the core technologies of Bonjour as well as the programming APIs available for Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, Solaris and FreeBSD.

	CatSlapper 1.0
	Smart Crash Reports 1.0.2
	EditiX 4.3

	Pronto Survey 1.1
	DarwinPorts 1.2
	Carbon Emacs Package December '05

	Get Set to Innovate With Apple in 2006
	Customize Your Own ADC Bookshelf Today
	Working with Xcode Build Settings
	Using the Audio Extraction API in QuickTime 7
	ADC Reference Library Enhancements in 2005
	New Quartz Programming Book Available From Elsevier
	O'Reilly Media Releases Guide to Zero Configuration Networking

Check out seven new videos featuring in-depth software demos and practical insights direct from the Apple experts:
	An Introduction to Universal Binaries
	Making Your Code Universal
	Building Universal Binaries with Xcode
	Compiling with GCC 4
	Xcode: Introduction and Importing Projects
	Xcode: Targets and Build Configurations
	Xcode: Debugging and Project Settings

These and other essential resources are available now on the Developer Transition Resource Center.

	Macworld 2006, January 9-11 in San Francisco, CA
	Cocoa Bootcamp, January 16-20 in Rome, ITALY
	Learning AppleScript Studio, January 24-26 in New York, NY

Download Xcode 2.2

	Check out New Arrivals
	Submit your product

	ADC Developer Technical Support will be closed starting Monday, December 26 and will re-open on Monday, January 2.
	The ADC Mailing for January 2006 shipped on December 22. Allow 3-10 days for delivery.

December 23, 2005 • Issue 454
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